Survey 1000 Survey 1000 is the most comprehensive research project on U.K. unmarried mothers 1950 - 1975 ever conducted. 1000 former unmarried mothers from a wide variety of backgrounds were interviewed and the results are extremely disturbing. The treatment of unmarried mothers in this 25 year period has been clearly established for the first time. A summary of the survey shows that: » Of 1000 former unmarried mothers interviewed, 981 staying in a Church run Unmarried Mothers Home. » Only 0.3% of unmarried mothers informed of their rights, entitlements and the alternative to adoption » 97.9% of unmarried mothers were forced or pressured to surrender their babies for adoption. » 89% of unmarried mothers were not given a post-natal examination. » 35.3% of unmarried mothers suffered secondary infertility Download Survey 1000 Copyright © 2003 Trackers International. Reprinted with Permission

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